BuddhiBox Subscription Box Review + Coupon – April 2016
BuddhiBox is a monthly subscription box for yogis. Every month, they will send you products to enhance your yoga practice and lifestyle. They only partner with businesses that follow ethical and conscious standards of production. Additionally, a portion of all boxes sold goes to benefit a nonprofit.
(By the way, I love their new packaging!)
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The Subscription Box: BuddhiBox
The Cost: Their standard box costs $32.95/monthly, $30.95/month with a 3-month subscription, $29.95/month with a 6-month subscription, and $27.95/month with a yearly subscription. (This review is of the standard box).
COUPON: Save 10% off your first box with coupon code buddhiaddiction!
The Products: The standard BuddhiBox contains 4-6 full-size items to enhance yoga practice and lifestyle.
Ships to: US & Canada
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The reverse side of the quote card lists the items in each month’s package, along with retail values.
BuddhiBox regularly sends two additional cards every month, a vegan recipe and a pose card. This month’s pose is Crow Pose (a tough one!), and the recipe is Golden Mama Milk, which I Just realized is not vegan.
These other two cards were also included this month, and I found the vegan recipe on the back of the top card from the Wellness Gypsy. On the back of the card is a recipe for Magical De-bloat Potion. Is honey considered vegan? It has honey in it as an optional ingredient. The bottom card has information about NamasBar, a nonprofit that provides yoga instruction to youth. They are also partnered with Health Hope Zambia, a charity that provides school and meals for children in Zambia.
Calm My Dosha Tea by Blend Bee – Value $2.50
This tea smells amazing! It’s a little sweet and a little spicy. It’s also caffeine free and organic. It does have a bit of a calming effect! It’s designed for drinking to relieve stress and unfray your nerves.
NamasBar Yoga Bar – Value $2.25
I was so excited to see that this bar had no added sugar, but then I read the back and saw that there is cane sugar in the chocolate chips. Bummer! Otherwise this bar is made of some wonderfully healthy ingredients perfect for snacking.
Wellness by Helen Ayurvedic Herbal Face Cleaner – Value $10
I haven’t tried this cleanser yet, but if it lives up to its promises I will be impressed. The info card states that it removes dirt and toxins while cleansing, makes the skin glow and balances the skin’s moisture.
NeeluKaur Ayurvedic Oil Blend – Value $30
I have tried Yogini Bliss before thanks to subscription boxes, and I really like the way it smells. This one is also “tridoshic,” meaning it is good for soothing all three doshas.
Skinyoga Ayurvedic Coffee Scrub – Value $15
I love a good coffee scrub! This one smells great and left my skin silky smooth.
Verdict: BuddhiBox is one of my favorite subscription boxes! I feel like the curation is always thoughtful, and they usually include some really cool products. I really liked the underlying theme this month of ayurvedic and sattvic products, I would like to learn more about them. The value of everything comes to about $60, which is fantastic for a $31 box!
What do you think of BuddhiBox?
This is my first Buddhibox and I’m happy with it. I’m glad to see it was a good one after the disappointment of my first Yogi Surprise box this month. I’m only going to keep the Buddhibox subscription and try it for three months, then reevaluate if I want to keep it.
Honey is not considered vegan. Though most vegetarians (like me) will eat it.
Cacao in a bar without cane sugar or some kind of sweetener would be pretty hard to take (and I regularly consume 85% or 90% cacao bars, well, squares of them anyway, not the whole bar at once).